How much does Invown charge to raise capital?

On Invown's Syndicator plan: a 2% success fee on funds raised, $1,499 per month while the raise is live ($1,400/month with an annual plan), a one-time $1,499 onboarding fee, and a $1,000 escrow setup fee. Payment processing is a pass-through.

What does a $1 million raise cost on Invown all-in?

A $1,000,000 raise open four months on Invown's Syndicator plan costs $28,495 all-in (2.85% of the amount raised): $20,000 success fee, $5,996 in monthly fees, $1,499 onboarding and $1,000 escrow setup. Estimate only; assumptions at invown.com/savings.

How do Invown's fees compare with other funding portals?

Per the platforms' own SEC filings and published fee schedules, re-verified September 29, 2026, published headline success fees at the five largest Reg CF platforms run 4.9%-8.5%: Wefunder charges 7.9% of a successful raise plus $1,000 per year; StartEngine roughly 7.5% in cash plus 1% of the raise in securities plus a $10,000 setup fee; Republic 7% published plus 1.5-2% of the securities, and its filed terms add a $5,000-$7,500 non-refundable onboarding fee. Four of the five largest charge one-time setup or onboarding fees of $5,000-$47,500 (one charges none); recurring charges run from $1,000 per year to $2,000 or more per month where charged; escrow is a third-party bank whose issuer-paid fees are bundled, roughly $500-$1,500, or unpublished; and three of the five take 1-2% of the offering in the issuer's own securities, while two take none. Form C, legal and CPA-review pass-throughs typically add $1,500-$10,000. Other portals' fees vary.

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All-in fees under 3% on a $1M raise.

Every platform fee included — success fee, monthly plan, onboarding and escrow setup: $28,495 all-in (2.85%) on a $1,000,000 raise open four months with our Syndicator plan. The largest portals’ published success fees run 4.9–8.5% before setup and monthly charges — and three of the five also take 1–2% of the raise in securities.

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2%success fee on funds raised — Syndicator plan

$1,499/mowhile your raise is live ($1,400/mo on an annual plan)

$2,499one-time: $1,499 onboarding + $1,000 escrow setup

Comparison basis, per the platforms’ own SEC filings and published fee schedules as of September 2026: Wefunder 7.9% + $1,000/yr · StartEngine ~7.5% + 1% in securities + $10,000 setup · Republic 7% published + 1.5–2% of securities (its filed terms add a $5,000–$7,500 non-refundable onboarding fee). Other portals’ fees vary.

Estimate your savings

Amount raised $1,000,000 Months the raise is open 4 months

Typical portal at 7% (success fee alone)$70,000

Invown, all-in$28,495 (2.85%)

Estimated savings$41,505

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Estimate only. Invown all-in = 2% of amount raised + $1,499 × months + $1,499 onboarding + $1,000 escrow setup (Syndicator plan, monthly billing; $1,400/month with an annual plan). Payment processing is a pass-through at Invown; at most portals it is investor-paid or bundled. The 7% comparison covers a typical portal’s success fee alone — per the platforms’ own SEC filings, published headline rates run 4.9–8.5%, four of the five largest add $5,000–$47,500 in one-time setup, recurring charges run $1,000/yr to $2,000+/mo where charged, and three of five take 1–2% of the raise in securities, none of which is counted here.

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What a $1M raise costs.

Typical portal 7% success fee alone — before setup, monthly and escrow charges

$70,000

Invown everything included — Syndicator plan

$28,495

$41,505 stays with you

Bars proportional: Invown 2.85% all-in vs a 7% success fee alone — most portals add setup, monthly and escrow charges on top. Raise open 4 months; assumptions as disclosed below.

	Typical portal	Invown — Syndicator plan	Difference
Success fee	$70,000 at 7%published headline rates at the five largest run 4.9–8.5%	$20,000 (2%)	$50,000 lessat the 7% anchor
Monthly plan (4 months)	$0 – $8,000+$1,000/yr to $2,000+/mo where charged	$5,996	Up to $5,996 more
Onboarding / setup	$5,000 – $47,500 at four of the five largest$0 at one	$1,499	$3,501 – $46,001 lessor $1,499 more vs the one $0-setup portal
Escrow setup	Bundled, ~$500 – $1,500, or unpublished	$1,000	About the sameup to $1,000 more where bundled
Total	$70,000 (7%)success fee alone	$28,495 (2.85%)all-in	$41,505 saved

Where these numbers come from. Estimate for a $1,000,000 raise open 4 months on Invown’s Syndicator plan (monthly billing). Typical-portal figures come from the five largest Reg CF platforms’ own SEC filings (Form C compensation disclosures, 10-Ks, filed order forms) and published fee schedules, re-verified September 29, 2026.

The 7% anchor. Published success fees run 4.9–8.5%; the 7% anchor sits mid-band — it understates three of the five and overstates the two cheapest on their filed terms.

What portals add on top. Four of the five charge a one-time setup or onboarding fee of $5,000–$47,500, several amounts disclosed only in SEC filings and one explicitly non-refundable; one charges none. Published recurring charges run from $1,000 per year to $2,000 or more per month, including post-close annual charges where that is how a platform bills; escrow is a third-party bank at every portal, with issuer-paid fees that are bundled, roughly $500–$1,500, or left to unpublished negotiated schedules. Three of the five also take 1–2% of the offering in the issuer’s own securities — dilution rather than cash, not counted in this table. Wherever a platform publishes no charge for a line, this table credits it $0.

DealMaker. Tracked separately from the five portals above: DealMaker’s Reg CF clients’ Form C filings from August to October 2026 disclose an 8.5% commission in 8 of 9 sampled offerings, plus setup and monthly platform fees that vary by issuer (roughly $2,000–$15,000 per month in the sampled filings), with no securities taken.

Invown’s track record. Nearly $7.5 million in investor commitments and reservations across more than 20 offerings hosted on Invown since 2022, counted from Invown’s own platform records as of October 12, 2026.

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The honest range. On their own filed terms, the verified all-in cash cost of a $1M raise at the five largest runs from about $54,000 to $128,500 or more before optional marketing packages, so savings against Invown’s $28,495 all-in range from about $25,500 to $100,000; the headline $41,505 measures against the 7% success fee alone.

What’s excluded. Third-party Form C, legal and CPA-review costs (typically $1,500–$10,000 per the portals’ own disclosures) are excluded from both columns; payment processing is a pass-through at Invown and investor-paid or bundled at most portals. Fee schedules change and some amounts are negotiated per deal. Full plan lineup and inclusions on our pricing page.